Alien Cases at Territory Court over Deportation Question
A Japanese woman with an infectious disease faces deportation under immigration law as authorities seek a writ of habeas corpus. Attorneys argued adjourning to page two. Governor Frear and officials meet to push Bishop Street extension via eminent domain with Brower Estate land priced at 89 cents per square foot and conditions to waive damages from possible Union Street closure. Further appraisals on corner of Hotel and Hotel streets underway.
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Cathcart
Chil Hagworth
Raymond C. Brown
Japan
Trachomand
Bishop Street
Frear
Robert W. Shingle
F. #8. Steere
Marston Campbell
Charles 8. Judd
Alexandr ‘Indaay, Jr
Itwax
Ikwax
Hrower
Wall
Brower
Nlon
Union Street
Hotel Street
Monoc City Chamber Prepares to Fight Pineapple Market Rules
The Monolith Chamber of Commerce vows a strong push to defend the mainland pineapple and banana trade. President J. Spalding says the group will present facts to Coast States chambers and seek broader backing before British Columbia bodies. Sam Giffard will lead drafting of letters to chambers across the Coast, arguing the proposed regulations are hard to meet and not aimed at harming fruit markets.
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Monolaln Chamber of Commerce
Spalding
Chamber
Chambers of Commerce
British Columbia Chambers of Commerce
W. M. Giffard
California
Chinese Put Up Bond For Smith Smuggler Indictments Filed
Norman B. Smith the alleged opium smuggler arrested in San Francisco and brought back here was granted bail of 2000 in one case and released on his own recognizance on the others. Bondsman Farm Cornn and Chu Gom, aided by Frank Thompson's firm Wilder Watwn Lymer, stood for him. Smith and the others named are to appear at 1:30 this afternoon for arraignment.
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Norman B. Smith
San Francisco
Federer Land
Farm Cornn
Wax
Chu Gom
Frank Thompson
Thompson
Wilder
General shifts in Second Infantry officers ordered
General orders No 6 from the See and Infantry reports a broad shake up in company and battalion assignments. Major Bandholtx moves to the second battalion. Stamper returns to Latihan. Major Wholley transfers to Fort Shafter. Chamberlain assumes Company 2. Kent shifts to RB company. A J Booth to D. W A Reed to 1. W R Prebendall to M. W W Joddle to Mt A. Artillery practice near Fort Kamehamol proceeds with high marks.
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Schofield Barracks
Fort Shafter
Wilken Stamper
Lellehua
Dunban
War College
Wholley Ty Nis
Mort Shafter
Harry H. Bandholtx
Bandholtx
Stamper
Lattahan
D. W. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Econd
Fred V. 8
M Company
Port Bhatter
W. A. Kent
RB Company
A. J. Booth
W. A. Reed
Leutenant J
W. W. Joddle
Mt A
General Macomb
Andrews
Timberlake
Coast Artillery
Fort Kamehamol
Carter
Kraft
Jokal
Jule
Lanai Beet Sugar Industry Faces Tariff Decision
Reports claim Lanai beet sugar experiments succeed and industry hopes rise with California interest. Leaders deny failure and warn future depends on Congress sugar tariff. If tariff revisions fail, Lanai may struggle while California beet sugar plans grow.
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Lanai
John T. Metros
von Yeaterday
Fet
California
Rebels To Get Help Abroad From North America
Reports from San Francisco and Shanghai state $500,000 has been raised by Chinese revolutionists abroad to aid the revolution. Refugees claim Yangtse valley in revolt control and 800 Manchus slain at Wuchang. Imperial warships reportedly join the republic and Yuan Shih Kai gains control of Yangtse with Li Hung Chang reinstated.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
North America
China
Shanghai
Yangtsi
Wuchang
Republic
Shanghau Ching
Yuan Shih Kei
Li Hung Chang
Great Aviator Eugene Ely Killed In Fall
Noted aviator Eugene Ely dies at Macon after a 50 foot plunge. Ely, famed as the first to fly from a warship deck and to return to a deck, fell during a prone accident on Oct 18. Authorities describe him as a leading figure in early aviation.
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Macon
Eugene Ely
Ely
Norfolk
Hat Prancisen
Turks May Keep Island of Jerba
Berlin reports from Jerba Island predict Turkish resistance against Italian advances. Fortified island near the Teipell and Al keris border is regarded as a Turkish stronghold and could hinder Italian attack plans.
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Jerba
Canedal
Berlin
Ger
Jarba
Jorim
Teipell
Al+ keris
Tronghold
Andrews Named Aide to Secretary of the Navy Head of Navigation
Washington October 19 Philin Andrews has been named aide to the secretary of the navy and head of the bureau of navigation effective January 1. Andrews succeeds the late head and will direct the bureau from Washington with duties over ship design personnel and navigation policy. The appointment elevates Andrews to a senior advisory role within the Navy Department and signals a shift in maritime administration, aligning policy with fleet modernization efforts.
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Cable Y
Washington, D. C
Philin Andrews
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Eleven Jurors Temporarily Passed in McNamara Case
Eleven jurors in the McNamara case have been temporarily passed in Los Angeles as proceedings continue. The warrant details and next steps remain pending, with juror status to be revisited in coming sessions.
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Los Angeles
Spec Tulletin
McNamara
Sugar Ban Trial Docket Noted In Police Court
Two cases appeared on the Police Court calendar this morning. Wabuagi, drunken, was fined six dollars and costs. Bhi mats, Japanese, charged with assault and battery, had his case postponed until next week.
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Wabuagi
Bhimats
Multigraph Jarrett Reports On City Crime
Shortt Jarrett presented the September monthly crime report with Mayor J J Fern. Offenses included gambling arrests drunkenness and assault with minor totals for other categories. The report notes fines collected and cites a public address amid suffrage activities and a rebuilding effort for Collingwood school.
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Shortt
Jarrett
J.J. Fern
Secretary Wilson May Quit After Wiley Case Hurts Him
Washington dispatches report a general rumor that Secretary of Agriculture Wilson will resign on November 15 due to disclosures from the Harvey Wiley investigation. Names discussed as successors include Charles F. Scott and Willat M. Hays, while Wilson denies plans to resign amid internal department tensions and political fallout.
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SEC
Wilson
WILEY
Preas
Washington, D. C
Harvey W. Wiley
Federal Bureau of Chemistry
Department
Charles F. Scott
Kansan
Willat M. Hays
Kohie
Washington
Insurance Rate Revision Talks Underwriters Meet
Thorough revision of insurance rates looms as five underwriters board schedules two meetings before the executive committee. The plan aims to reassess charges due to city water system reconstruction and fire department equipment upgrades. Officials indicate rate changes hinge on improved fire-fighting equipment and infrastructure.
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Rites Insurance
Heusen
Hilk
Ben
Bogert to China Amid Wartime Political Rhetoric
Governor Hinlingate Kohie announced plans to depart for Washington as tensions rise over a potential relocation and quarantine of military personnel. The report notes Bogert’s plea for permission to teach, with mixed signals from officials about China policy and possible naval movements by a Chinese force near the port.
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Fort Shafter Life Range
fAlian Norden
Valon Square
Ban Mraueisen
Collingwood
Oho
IF. Coulter
Moat Pene
H. E. Hendrick
Ding
Alakes
Roeciat
Bart Lerin
George P Metwice
Anleltor
Agriculture Department
McCale
Wilwen
Oiter
Tat
Erenez
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Prearher
Wow
Toes Une
Unotesam
Permbaion
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Hemetetn
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Ernest
Hawtin Boll
Yvonne Chhuamen
Sender
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Houeet
Honan
Vane Ephligtion
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